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Financial institutions are required under Regulation DD to disclose information to consumers regarding annual percentage yield, interest rates, minimum balance requirements, account opening disclosures, and fee schedules.

The regulation requires institutions to disclose information about: Annual percentage yield (APY) Interest rates. Minimum-balance requirements. Account-opening disclosures. Fee schedules.

Not necessarily. Most banks or credit unions will send a statement every month. However, banks and credit unions only have to send a monthly statement if you made at least one electronic fund transfer that month.

Pursuant to § 1005.18(b)(1)(ii)(C), a financial institution must make the long form disclosure accessible to consumers by telephone and via a website when not providing a written version of the long form disclosure pre-acquisition.

An advertisement for a tiered-rate account that states an annual percentage yield must also state the annual percentage yield for each tier, along with corresponding minimum balance requirements. Any interest rates stated must appear in conjunction with the applicable annual percentage yields for each tier.

You must make deposits according to one of two deposit schedules, monthly or semiweekly. The schedule you use for the current calendar year depends on the amount of employment taxes you reported during your lookback period.

TISA was designed to enable consumers to make informed decisions about bank accounts. It requires banks to provide to consumers disclosures about terms and costs of deposit accounts and imposes requirements for deposit account advertisements.